Which term describes words in two different languages that look alike sound alike and means the same thing

loan-words

Explanation: A loan-word is a word taken from a language called source, unchanged and added to another language called target. These words have the same appearance, sound and meaning in both languages. Normally they are words that  correspond to activities of international use or new technologies, such as the word "stop" which is used in many languages with the same meaning in traffic signals.

the answer is d

explanation:

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ancient india is often called the harappan civilization because one of the ancient cities was called harappa. harappa was just one of 1500 cities in the indus river valley. another well-known city is called mohenjo-daro. historians estimate ancient india to be the biggest of all four early civilizations.